Sentence examples for inserted forms from inspiring English sources

It is interesting to note that the brain specimens used to map insertion sites in Mack et al. [36] were also analyzed in the current study (patient CX), demonstrating that high recombination rates occur within brain macrophages that contain inserted forms of HIV.

The insertion energy can be used to deliver cargo molecules into cells, by biasing the equilibrium between surface and inserted forms in favor of the transport of cell-impermeable polar molecules attached to the C-terminus.

During muscle atrophy as well as heart I/R, long OPA1 forms appear to be cleaved, presumably by the stress-activated ATP-independent metalloprotease OMA1 (Baker et al., 2014), to inactivate OPA1 function that depends in full (Anand et al., 2014) or at least partially (Cipolat et al., 2006) on its long membrane inserted forms.

Into each of the blank squares of the diagram a certain letter of the alphabet is to be inserted, forming the words fitting the numbered definitions or clues.

The fusion protein is easily produced in large amounts in E coli and is easy to convert from a highly water soluble state to a SAM inserted form on gold [ 8].

The P14 and P12 positions, in the partially inserted form, are situated in close proximity to the strands 4B and 5B that are displaced in the C-terminal model, and their mainchain atoms form hydrogen bonds with adjacent β-strands 3A and 5A.

If you want to, you can insert buttons by going to insert, form, button.

PHP scripts were designed to upload the data inserted through forms in the database and Perl scripts parse all the files uploaded inserting data in the database or directing files to the proper directory.

A cavity (CV) with a dielectric resonator (DR) insert forms an excellent probe for the use in electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) spectrometers.

The 18 bp insert forms 18 nt looped heteroduplexes that can be separated from each other by native polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (per the method of [28]).

Author response: The situation when the insert forms a stem of varying stability with parts of the repeats is common but not universal.